Day 1 :

Meet as advised with the Guletbookers representatives between 9-9:30am on Fethiye Harbour to be shown onto your gulet. While you are enjoying breakfast, the captain will complete harbour formalities and then he will set sail across Fethiye Gulf to the Bay of Gocek with its famous Twelve Islands and more coves and bays. Yassica Group Islands will usually be the anchorage for lunch and swimming, and then your gulet will move on to another picturesque bay for dinner and overnight. This is will be in the renowned Bedri Rahmi Bay, where the famous artist Bedri Rahmi Eyupoglu painted his distinctive fish on a rock while he, his writer brother and friends pioneered the Blue Cruise over 50 years ago.

Day 2 :

After a leisurely breakfast, you will move on to another small bay named Cleopatra Bay after the Egyptian Queen herself- she too must have liked cruising along this coast! It may be part of legend, but the ruins of Roman era baths can definitely be seen in the shallow waters. After lunch there move to yet another bay Aga Bay where a nice explore on land leads you to the ruins of an amphitheatre amongst the trees. Dinner and overnight is in the bay.

Day 3 :

Early in the morning before anyone wakes up the gulet will start moving towards Ekincik Bay. After quite a long journey to Ekincik Bay you will have breakfast here and then you may decide to take the opportunity of the riverboat tour into Dalyan. The Dalyan delta of reed beds, river and lake is famous for mud baths at the lakeside, blue crabs and fish for meals, the ancient city and rock tombs of Caunos, and of course the long sandy Iztuzu Beach where the sea turtles (Caretta caretta) nest in season. You will have free time to do the tour for the day and come back to the yacht around 5pm. Dinner will be in the bay, then the captain may ask if you prefer to stay overnight there or move onto another beautiful spot at Kadirga Bay.

Day 4 :

After an early breakfast, the gulet sets sail into the deep bay of Marmaris, where you will disembark before 10.00am, and farewell your crew and shipmates.